Temu owner PDD’s stock rout reflects ‘shaken investor confidence’, analysts say.
分析师表示 Temu 的所有者拼多多股票暴跌反映了 ‘投资者信心动摇’
A 28.5 per cent stock price plunge on Monday that wiped US$55 billion off the valuation of PDD Holdings, the owner of shopping apps Temu and Pinduoduo, reflected “shaken investor confidence” in its future after top management dumbfounded investors by playing down profit prospects, analysts said.
周一，拼多多控股公司（购物应用Temu和拼多多的所有者）的股价暴跌了28.5%，市值蒸发了550亿美元，这反映了投资者对其未来的信心动摇。此前，公司高层对利润前景的淡化让投资者感到困惑，分析师表示。
Nasdaq-listed PDD, a rival of Alibaba Group Holding in global e-commerce, suffered its biggest intraday stock price fall since its listing in 2015, lowering the net worth of low profile founder Colin Huang – who was briefly China’s richest man – by an estimated US$14 billion.
在纳斯达克上市的拼多多是阿里巴巴集团在全球电子商务领域的竞争对手，该公司自2015年上市以来遭受了最大的单日股价下跌，导致低调的创始人黄峥（他曾短暂成为中国首富）的净资产估计减少了140亿美元。
